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The 73-year-old comic sustaining third-degree burns in an explosion at his garage in November, and broke multiple bones in the bike crash in January, but has now joked he has got back on his feet so remarkable he no longer needs physical therapy
Jay Leno has no plans to retire but told Page Six he will under one condition. The comedian, 73, is still on the mend after his car fire and motorcycle accident.